Definition of "rescoring" []

• Present participle of rescore. (verb)

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• "Cuomo officials then on Friday told the Journal they were "rescoring" the numbers and would reduce the appropriation for the financial regulation department by $8 million in their 21-day amendments to the executive budget."
• "The court upheld this rescoring of minority applicants, explaining that employers are allowed to “voluntarily compl [y]” with civil rights law by reconsidering tests that have an adverse impact on minorities."
• "A career making rambunctious house music could have been seen partly as rebellion – and as if to prove that we all become our parents in the end, Buxton with fellow Jaxx Simon Ratcliffe has returned to his roots by rescoring a selection of Basement Jaxx cuts for orchestra."